The Carey Factor is back

Published:14:13Wednesday 13 June 2012

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Last June, Carey Faughs GAC saw an audience of over 500 people pack into Carey Hall Ballyvoy to watch the first ever staging of The Carey Factor. The event was such a success that it is returning for another great night on Sunday 24th June.

This year promises to be an even better night following last year’s success with many new performers queuing up to take the stage and copy their favourite singers.

It has even been reported that the Carey hurling team have been seen with mics at their last training session.

The doors open at 7:30pm on Sunday 24th June. The night will start with the main show followed by a disco. Buy your tickets early to ensure a good seat.

Tickets are only £5 and are on sale from any Carey Faughs Committee member or at the following outlets: Hunter’s Bar, Ballyvoy shop, The Sweetie Jar, Ciaran Campbell Solicitors, Brendan Butler Insurance and Mortgages, Harbour Bar.

The proceeds of the night are for the new hurling pitch which is under extensive development at present. Last June, Carey Faughs GAC saw an audience of over 500 people pack into Carey Hall Ballyvoy to watch the first ever staging of The Carey Factor. The event was such a success that it is returning for another great night on Sunday 24th June.

This year promises to be an even better night following last year’s success with many new performers queuing up to take the stage and copy their favourite singers.

It has even been reported that the Carey hurling team have been seen with mics at their last training session.

The doors open at 7:30pm on Sunday 24th June. The night will start with the main show followed by a disco. Buy your tickets early to ensure a good seat.

Tickets are only £5 and are on sale from any Carey Faughs Committee member or at the following outlets: Hunter’s Bar, Ballyvoy shop, The Sweetie Jar, Ciaran Campbell Solicitors, Brendan Butler Insurance and Mortgages, Harbour Bar.

The proceeds of the night are for the new hurling pitch which is under extensive development at present.

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